The Department of the Navy Seal, Dedications and Memorials in Solid Bronze
Everything Navy on one page: the Department of the Navy seal in all three finishes, dedication plaques for shore facilities, and memorials for sailors and Navy chaplains.
Our Navy work includes the memorial to Father Vincent Capodanno — Navy chaplain and Medal of Honor recipient — with the medal cast in relief beside his portrait and citation.
The Navy seal, ship silhouettes, rate and rank devices and photo-engraved portraits are included in the plaque price. Plaques start around $500.
Jump straight to the plaque type your project calls for.
Navy projects most often pair with these categories.
The Department of the Navy seal — eagle, fouled anchor and full rope border — is our most-produced military seal. Cast with polished relief for entrances and outdoor settings, recessed etched for large flush panels, engraved for interior corridors and wardroom walls.
Every diameter is made to order — tell us the setting and we will recommend a size.
The Capodanno memorial is the pattern for a decorated sailor: portrait, the Medal of Honor in cast relief, and the citation condensed to the lines that carry it.
For shore installations we produce building dedications with the full project roster — the using command, NAVFAC as contracting agency, the architect and the builder — on one panel.
Yes. Cast bronze with polished relief is the outdoor standard and carries a century with occasional waxing.
Yes. Agency seals, command emblems and contractor marks all cast on the same panel at no extra charge.
Yes, in line relief with markings correct to the ship and era.
Plaques start around $500 with seals, devices and portrait engraving included.
